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📢New #EMA study led by Christina Robillard reveals self-critical thoughts as a real-time risk factor for NSSI and disordered eating in treatment-seeking individuals. Highlights the importance of monitoring self-criticism in treatment @ISSS Center for Contextual Psychiatry TilburgU Research 👇👇👇

In collaboration with Laurence Claes, Sarah Victor, and Inez Germeys. Open-access paper available here: doi.org/10.1016/j.jad.…

3de CoRPS symposium 29 januari 2025! Een gratis online symposium over #diabetes vanuit een medisch-psychologische hoek. Scan de QR code op 29 januari en neem gratis deel! Tilburg University TilburgU Research

Study shows context is the most important factor that drives the choice of how emotions are regulated. Individuals with high levels of social inhibition tend to not regulate emotions but rely on active avoidance in dealing with uncomfortable situations. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New publication lead by the fabulous Angelos Krypotos @angelosvankr.bsky.social - (Ψ). In a conceptual replication attempt of the work by Lissek and colleagues, we find no evidence for increased fear generalization in a group with high panic disorder symptoms compared to a control group. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We brachten de overlap tussen 12 klimaatangstschalen in kaart: 119 items beschreven 57 symptomen, met weinig overlap tussen vragenlijsten. Meer consensus is nodig over de definitie en meting van klimaatangst. Lees meer: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This study suggests that people with depression or social anxiety hold pessimistic perceptions of their social worlds, thereby setting the stage for a stressful environment of dampening positive and enhancing negative emotions that may increase symptoms. rdcu.be/d5K9E

New study on paternal bonding in pregnancy! Depression, anxiety and stress were associated with poorer bonding in fathers. Less repetitive negative thinking, more self-compassion and non-judging were related to bonding through lower levels of stress. rdcu.be/d5QTP

Yesterday’s patient event at ETZ brought valuable insights and inspirations. Highlights: 💡 Expert talks on lifestyle changes for heart health. ❤️ A TIMELY participant: “The intervention helped me to become more aware of my health.” Thank you to Tilburg University and all who joined!

New CoRPS study! Our study validated the Dutch gender-related variables for health research (GVHR) questionnaire, revealing significant sex and gender differences in lifestyle, mental health, and health status among 569 Dutch participants. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

This meta-analysis found support for the predictive role of cognitive biases in depression and anxiety, with interpretation and memory biases as key markers. These findings have implications for cognitive theories and clinical interventions. doi.org/10.1016/j.cpr.…

🚨Spoiler alert!🚨New registered report by Conny Quaedflieg, Steph Ashton, Tom Beckers & Inge Timmers, PhD shows that intentional suppression using the Think/No-Think procedure did not boost fear extinction. Full details via sciencedirect.com/science/articl… (free access until end of March).

New publication! We fail to replicate the ‘Psychological Typhoon Eye Effect’ and instead argue that the ‘Ripple Effect' best models the relationship between distance and psychological impact after a public emergency such as an earthquake. peerj.com/articles/18682/